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@drcomgenius/n8n-nodes-pdf-inspector

v0.1.1

Published

a month ago

Fast PDF classification and region-based text extraction (native Rust via napi).

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@drcomgenius/n8n-nodes-pdf-inspector

Fast PDF classification and region-based text extraction (native Rust via napi).

This is an n8n community node that wraps @firecrawl/pdf-inspector.

Installation

In n8n:

Settings → Community Nodes → Install
Enter @drcomgenius/n8n-nodes-pdf-inspector and click Install.

Or via npm in a self-hosted n8n:

npm install @drcomgenius/n8n-nodes-pdf-inspector

Operations

Classify PDF — Detects whether a PDF is TextBased, Scanned, ImageBased, or Mixed in ~10–50ms. Returns page count, per-page OCR routing, and a confidence score (0.0–1.0).
Extract Text in Regions — Extracts text within bounding-box regions on specified pages. Each region result includes a needsOcr flag so unreliable extractions can be routed to OCR.

Both operations read the PDF bytes from an incoming binary property.

Credentials

None. The underlying library runs fully locally — no API keys or services required.

Platform notes

@firecrawl/pdf-inspector ships prebuilt native binaries for Linux (x64/ARM64, glibc + musl), macOS ARM64, and Windows x64. n8n installs will pull the platform-appropriate binary automatically via npm optionalDependencies.

Compatibility

n8n >= 1.0
Node.js >= 20.15

License

MIT © DrComgenius